The illustrated treasury of children's literature

P. Edward Ernest

Grosset and Dunlap, 1955 - Children's literature (Collections). - 512 pages

Mother Goose rhymes, a picture alphabet, poems, fairy tales, legends, and fables from well-known sources.

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Review: The Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature

User Review - Goodreads

My grandmother bought me this book when I was a baby. My mom read it to me. Her favorite poem was "The Soap."

Review: The Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature

User Review  - Brooke - Goodreads

My brothers and sisters and I grew up with this book. It has the best stories and poems. My youngest sister was asking about the name of it recently so I thought I should put it on here so I wouldn't forget either. I'd love to own a copy someday.

Contents

• Mistress Mary Lucy Locket Little Miss Muffet: 2
• The Queen of Hearts: 15
• Jack Sprat BowWow Says the Dog: 28

Bibliographic information

• Title: The illustrated treasury of children's literature; The Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature, Margaret Elizabeth Martignoni
• Author: P. Edward Ernest
• Editor: Margaret E. Martignoni
• Publisher: Grosset and Dunlap, 1955
• Original from: the University of Virginia
• Digitized: Aug 5, 2008
• Length: 512 pages
• Subjects: Children's literature; Children's literature (Collections); Illustrated children's books; Literature; Storytelling